hello, i am sorry to hear that you could not clear Government exams, but there is always hope as there are still many career options left for you to pursue. However, you must devise a career plan. You want to become a data science or analytics, these are two different things once you get into the details of it, Data analytics is more specific and concentrated than data science . Data analytics focuses more on viewing the historical data in context while data science focuses more on machine learning and predictive modeling.

To become succesful in either of these fields,  you must have some key skills in your arsenal ;

• Statistical analysis and computing.
• Machine Learning.
• Deep Learning.
• Processing large data sets.
• Data Visualization.
• Data Wrangling.
• Mathematics.
• Programming.

yes, the pay is good of a data scientist or an analyst but it is not easy to become one .So, if you are confident that you can learn all these and much more. Then you should go for it but since you said you hardly have any computer knowledge, it could be difficult for you. take you time and then come to a well thoughtand evaluated  decision.

Computer Literacy is one of the preferred skills for every  professions. The knowledge required varies from fields to fields. If you are opting for Observational Science or subjects which contain dealing with data then knowing atleast a programming language such as Python, c++ etc will be preferred as in the curriculum of subjects like Physics, Mathematics, Psychology etc includes this skills as in there subjects. Now if you are from hardcore arts then you may not need to know a lot of computer but you must be aware of word, excel etc in order to track & maintain records of students. If you are going to be a professor of Commerce then you need to atleast know the softwares such as Tally Erp which are usually included in the curriculum.

So its dependent on the college & subject for which you are becoming the Assistant professor in the college.

I hope this answer provides you some insight. Wish you a great eve!

Dear aspirant ,

To have a good base in AI  , you need to have a good hand at some subjects and topics which you have already learned in school or are currently learning such as - Computer Science , Calculus,Data structures, Python or R programming , Mathematics, Algebra ,derivatives , Algorithms etc .

To answer the second part of your question , yes, computer knowledge is extremly important and infact is the backbone of AI. Without adequate computer knowledge you wont be able to understand some of the basics and fundamental concepts required in Artificial Intelligence .

Hope this was helpful !

Thank you

Hello,

I hope you are doing fine, Before you understand computers, you need to understand design, so start with looking up the principles of design and the elements of design. No matter what medium you use (photography, hand cut lettering, collage, or computer-aided images), you’ll always need to understand these in order to do well.

First prerequisite is to have common sense and then a good sense of color.
Next step is the learning process wherein you need to practice on your imagination skills and try to replicate it digitally. So your next prerequisite comes down to software skills i.e learning the design tools and it's usage in a effective way. Good Understanding of Photoshop and illustrator is a must I would say to be a good graphic designer without forgetting the common sense part. And make sure you design for the society's welfare too. The last point is just my request. All the best.

I hope you find this information helpful. I wish you all the best for your future.

Good Luck

Hello Sachin,

You need to have basic knowledge of working with computers which is taught in school till 12th class. Even if you haven't studied computers in 11th and 12th, no worries the study of Computer till class 10th is also sufficient. In Computer Science Engineering (CSE ), first year starts from very basic study of computer. So, you need not to worry much. The basic knowledge you studied at school level is sufficient.

Moreover, if you are still not satisfied and you want to gain some knowledge before starting your CSE course, then you can go for basic computer certificate courses or diplomas, which you can pursue online as well as offline. Prior knowledge before starting CSE course gives you an extra edge that is it will become easy to study the course.

Hope this helped.

All the Best!!

Hi...
There is no requirement for mathematics or computer knowledge.

Admission to the 2 yearMBA in International Business program is primarily done on the basis of the scores obtained in the entrance exams. A bachelors degree with a minimum of 45% marks is required to apply for this course.

Like otherMBA programs, candidates have to go through various entrance exams likeCAT ,CMAT ,SNAP ,GMAT ,IIFT , etc. for admission to MBA in International Business course.

Steps for MBA in International Business Admission

Candidates have to appear for the entrance test such as MAT, CAT, CMAT, SNAP, IIFT to get admission in MBA in International Business program.

Candidates are shortlisted based on the minimum acceptable cut off declared by theB-schools .

Shortlisted candidates are called for a second round after qualifying the entrance examination. The second round includes a group discussion and personal interview session.

The final selection of the applicants is done on the basis of scores of the GD and PI rounds. The past academic performance and work experience of the are also considered for final selection.

Colleges offering MBA in International Business have their own admission requirements and process. Candidates should verify the admission of the college from their official website. After the selection process, applicants will also have to submit the copy of 10th, 12th and graduation mark sheet to confirm their admission.

Good luck!

Hello,

Here are some best books for Reasoning:

1. Verbal and nonverbal reasoning by RS Agarwal

2.  A new approach to reasoning: verbal and nonverbal by  B.S  Sijwali and Indu Sijwali

3. A modern approach to reasoning by RS Agarwal

4. Analytical Reasoning by MK Pandey

Here are some best book for general awareness:

1. Manorama yearbook

2. Daily newspapers for current affairs

3. India year book by publications division



Here are some best books for general English:

1. Objective general English by Arihant publications

2. Word Power made easy by Norman Lewis

3. High School English grammar and composition by Wren and Martin


Here are some best books for computer knowledge:

1. Computer NCERT class 11th

2. Computer NCERT class 12th

3. Objective computer knowledge by Kiran Prakashan


Hope this helps, all the best.

Hello,

Yes! Everything is possible if you just have curiosity to learn something. If you are really passionate about animation then computer science is not the only way. For your kind information, the course curriculum of computer science and engineering  doesn't include animation. When Internet has become an integral part of our lives, with the assistance of it you can learn 'N' number of things. There are many resources available on internet like YouTube, udemy, edx, Coursera, udacity and many more which includes animation course. If you are a person who don't know the ABCs of computer, then you can easily learn it with the help of YouTube. Or else take a foundational course on computer skills and learn it.  After that learn the fundamentals of animations and practice it thoroughly and try to become pro in it.